668: 16 February 2010 – Published by Green Communities Canada. THRILLING RETREAT. “Strategic positioning†of Green Communities in the next … Continue reading White Roofs, Thrilling Retreat, and Fuel-Efficient Vehicles – GC News #668
Comprised of a community of environmentally-active athletes and supporters, Preparing the Trail 2010 is running a national, not-for-profit tree planting … Continue reading Add Some Green to the “Greenest” Olympics in History
Can’t Hide the Truth Ottawa — Sierra Club Canada filed a complaint with Advertising Standards Canada today alleging Shell Canada … Continue reading Shell Canada’s Disguised Advertising Techniques for Tar Sands
By David Suzuki with Faisal Moola. Several people have asked me if the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics will be the … Continue reading Science Matters: Going for the Olympic green medal
Vancouver – Environmental groups today issued a letter that puts the governments of British Columbia and Canada on legal notice … Continue reading BC Government “Muk Muks” up
Vancouver – While pursuing the title of ‘greenest city in the world,’ Metro Vancouver has been selected for a beta … Continue reading Vancouver’s New Mobile Technology – ‘Find Green’
667: 8 February 2010 – Published by Green Communities Canada SCHOOL TRAVEL PROJECT. Building on a successful pilot, a partnership … Continue reading Waste Not, Sustainable Street, and Unlikely Places – GC News # 667
Ottawa – In light of Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s invitation for input on the upcoming federal budget, the Green Budget … Continue reading A Green Budget for Canada?
By David Suzuki with Faisal Moola. The United Nations has declared 2010 the International Year of Biodiversity. It would be … Continue reading Science Matters: Traditional aboriginal knowledge is critical to conservation
Despite the planet’s warming climate, recently it has been rather cold in southern Manitoba. People often assume that just because the weather is now frigid, or since we had a relatively cool summer, that global warming is definitely not a problem anymore. Climate Change Connection has created a new pamphlet Hot Topic: Climate vs. Weather to address this issue by clearly distinguishing the difference between weather and climate. Continue reading New CCC publication: Climate vs. Weather
A very gifted J.H. Bruns high school student, Kate, worked during the summer to produce six amazing climate change podcasts. Kate wrote the scripts, produced the podcasts and even composed and performed the background music! Continue reading Climate Change Podcasts from ClimateSightful
From the web (CPCHE) – The Canadian Partnership for Children’s Health and Environment (CPCHE) is pleased to announce its newest … Continue reading CPCHE launches new Checklist tool for advancing environmental health in child care settings
